Deutsche Bank's Crypto Custody Push Faces an Asian Test
Deutsche Bank plans crypto custody within weeks and Asian expansion in 2027, where licensing and banking integration will shape its strategy.
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Deutsche Bank plans crypto custody within weeks and Asian expansion in 2027, where licensing and banking integration will shape its strategy.
Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire told Reuters he sees regulatory clarity and AI agent transactions as key catalysts driving stablecoin adoption into mainstream finance.
Industry leaders in the new alliance clash over whether vulnerable Bitcoin holdings, including Satoshi Nakamoto’s 1.1M BTC, should be frozen or migrated.
Volume in Hyperliquid’s Tesla contract hit $47 million in one hour after Elon Musk’s flying Roadster demo, up from $2.8 million, with U.S. stocks closed.
A scammer who stole millions through fake online jobs became a high-profile victim of the CryptoBilis Ledger hardware implant breach.
The federal court ruled that Washington's shifting regulatory approach to crypto cannot retroactively vacate established court judgments.
HYPE rebounds near $82 as Ripple Prime adds institutional RWA swaps linked to Hyperliquid markets, with support near $76.30.
Victims say artificial intelligence was weaponized in the vast majority of recent ransomware attacks on their organizations, according to a new survey. In its 2026 Ransomware Risk Report, cybersecurity company Semperis says found AI was involved in 84% of the incidents experienced by the IT and security professionals polled across nine countries. The survey, limited
Ethereum rebounds above $2,400 as Treasury yields and the dollar retreat, despite hot PPI data, $286 million in liquidations and continued ETF outflows.
MSCI has approved a set of rules proposed in August that could remove BTC-holding firms Strategy and Metaplanet from its stock indices.
Google's Willow breakthrough raises a difficult Bitcoin question: can quantum-resistant signatures fit within the network's limited block space?
Nine of the largest banks in the US had policies that cut off or limited service to Americans over their political or religious beliefs and lawful businesses, according to a federal regulator. All nine banks had such policies between 2020 and September of 2025, says the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC). The